Chapter 426


    Chapter 426 She Had to Go


    Eudora was speechless.


    She thought, "Old man, you really have a good taste. Do you know the wine is worth more than ten


    thousand dors?"


    She knew she was going toe back. So she found someone to buy. It was so expensive that she


    felt stressed.


    He drank it over quickly, which was really a waste.


    "Good. As long as you want to drink, I can take more to you." She smiled and nodded in agreement.


    Although it was expensive, Kevin was her master. She should buy wine for him.


    Even if it was expensive, she had to endure it.


    "Old man, drink less. My mother has made soup at home, waiting for you toe over, and we will


    have dinner."


    "Oh, you have prepared dinner. That''s great. Let''s go; I will go with you."


    "Old man, you have no principles at all. You can be bought off with a little soup."


    "How can you talk to me like this?"


    "Don''t hit me on the head. It hurts."


    ...


    So the two went down the mountain together. At Eudora''s house, the four of them had a rare reunion at


    night.


    With wine and dishes, they chattedte into the night. Laughter echoed in the living room which was


    warm and harmonious.


    After dinner, Ansel sent Kevin home. Eudora, who drank happily, fell asleep.


    When she woke up again, it was already early the next morning.


    She simply packed up, put on her sportswear, took her mobile phone, and went out for a morning run.


    The country road was sparsely popted. She jogged all the way.


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    At this moment, a van came slowly and stopped in front of her.


    Eudora frowned, suddenly feeling bad.


    Just as she was hesitating, the door of the van opened. A group of five or six men in suits came out.


    These men were wheat-colored skin, serious-looking, and muscr. They looked like professional


    thugs.


    They didn''t look kind.


    Eudora wanted to escape, but she thought that this was her hometown. If she escaped, she would only


    hurt her adoptive parents and Kevin.


    After she thought for a while, she pretended to be calm and walked in front of them. "What do you want


    from me?"


    Since they parked the car in front of her, it meant that they already knew her identity and address.


    There was no need to run away.


    "Ms. Stanford, we are ordered by Mr. Steele to invite you back to Kenison City."


    The leading man stood in front of Eudora. Although his tone was polite, there was a threat in his cold


    eyes.


    It sounded like she had to go with them today.


    "Did he tell you why I should go back?"